Leadership Qualities: Compassion, Resilience, Empowerment
Michelle Obama is celebrated not only for her role as a former First Lady but for her dedication to empowering young people, advocating for education, and promoting healthy lifestyles. Her legacy teaches us the power of resilience and compassion and inspires students to lead with kindness and determination.

Leadership Qualities: Courage, Advocacy, Integrity
Colin Kaepernick is known for his courage and commitment to social justice, using his platform to advocate for equality and change. The Kaepernick House represents integrity and the courage to stand up for what is right, encouraging students to lead with purpose and advocate for a just world.

Leadership Qualities: Vision, Cultural Pride, Determination
Marcus Garvey was a leader in the Black empowerment movement, championing African heritage and self-determination. The Garvey House embodies a vision for a future built on cultural pride and community strength, inspiring students to honor their heritage and work toward collective success.

Leadership Qualities: Perseverance, Unity, Leadership
Jomo Kenyatta, the first President of Kenya, led with a vision for unity and independence. The Kenyatta House symbolizes perseverance, unity, and the strength of community leadership, motivating students to work together and strive toward their goals with a shared purpose.

Leadership Qualities: Creativity, Authenticity, Courage
Frida Kahlo is known for her powerful self-expression and artistic courage. Overcoming personal struggles, Kahlo’s work and life inspire authenticity and the importance of creative expression. The Kahlo House encourages students to embrace their individuality and to express themselves with courage and creativity. Each house is more than a name; it is a community that inspires and nurtures the values of leadership, character, and excellence. Together, our houses create a vibrant and supportive school culture, encouraging students to grow into compassionate, confident leaders.